Anyway, this shows they've panicked.

As though they were panicked donkeys.

As though they were panicked donkeys.

He panicked about being able to support his family.

Apparently, the cab driver panicked after he rammed that rig.

They know what makes me scared, excited, panicked, proud or sad.

That man's not panicked. You think I made all this up?

What's more likely they got in the room and just panicked.

Plenty, eh? Not one, nobody at all. You mean you panicked?

Well, to go back to our original story, the parents have panicked. They've locked all the doors.

Then your French friend panicked, made a fatal crash, landing on the floor of the Albert Hall.

So of course, in reality, we were then panicked, being the biologists, and we should know this already.

When you realized you'd actually killed her you panicked, bolted through the garden and left the loot behind.

I didn't know where I was going, where I'd come from, and I panicked. I had a total anxiety attack.

The EU cannot simply wait out the current migration crisis by implementing piecemeal and panicked measures in the hope that the problem will eventually resolve itself.

It's probably why I'm a little bit panicked right now other than all the caffeine that I've had and the sugar but this is really creepy for an entrepreneur.

We were so panicked, we are afraid there will be revenge, 29 year old Dominggu Badii, who lives near the hospital and witnessed the injured being hurried in, tells TIME.

In this context, counsel also argues that if the warders had received proper training in control and restraint techniques, they might not have panicked and shot Mr. Burrell and three other inmates.

The State party submits that the other warders, apparently after having ordered the inmates to release their colleagues, panicked upon realizing that their colleagues were in danger of losing their lives and opened fire.

There has been some movement on immigration. Panicked by deadlines for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, the government managed to clear the import of foreign construction workers (though the decision had to make its way through a half dozen ministries).

This model, contemplated by the European Economic Advisory Group at CESifo, would retain the disciplinary effects of interest rate spreads while capping them in order to limit panicked extremes in the capital markets. It offers the last chance to avoid debt socialism.

Indeed, the proposal amounted to a rupture with the near universal agreement that small depositors should be considered sacrosanct. After all, televised news footage of panicked depositors in long lines outside banks and at ATMs can cause immeasurable financial damage far beyond a country s borders.

What neither Friedman nor anyone else anticipated in 1998 was that the first serious downturn following the advent of the euro would coincide with the mother of all financial crises. Runs by panicked investors have required central banks to undertake unprecedented lender of last resort operations.

First, the good news The fear that Europe s banks could collapse, with panicked investors flight to safety producing a European Great Depression, now seems to have passed. Likewise, the fear, fueled entirely by the European Union s dysfunctional politics, that eurozone governments might default thereby causing the same dire consequences has begun to dissipate.

2. thanks to securitization, private equity, hedge funds, and over the counter trading, financial markets have become less transparent. This opacity means that no one knows who is holding what, which saps confidence. When the repricing of risk finally occurred in September, investors panicked causing a liquidity run and a credit strike.

BERKELEY August 2 marked the first anniversary of the European Central Bank s outright monetary transactions program, under which it stands ready to purchase government bonds on the secondary market. The ECB announced OMT in response to last summer s panicked sales of southern European sovereign debt, which threatened to blow apart the eurozone.

In the short run, the yen and the dollar continue to benefit from a flight to safety, as panicked investors seek a place to hide. The yen and dollar are also being bolstered as central banks elsewhere continue to cut interest rates towards zero, territory that the yen and dollar policy rates already occupy.

The argument is strong for providing stimulus through increased government expenditures rather than relying on, say, tax cuts, because panicked consumers might save the money instead of spending it. Debt and inflation will reappear as medium term problems, so it is critical that the fiscal ammunition used helps long term productivity, growth, and sustainability.

In particular, we understood that the rapid run up of house prices, coupled with the extension of leverage, posed macroeconomic dangers. We recognized that large bubble driven losses in assets held by leveraged financial institutions would cause a panicked flight to safety, and that preventing a deep depression required active official intervention as a lender of last resort.

In South Korea, net private capital inflows of 4.8 of GDP in 1996 swung to net outflows of 3.4 of GDP in 1997. Though the accumulation of substantial short term debts in the financial system and corporate sector did amplify the shocks, the primary factors fueling the crisis were the lack of international liquidity, panicked behavior by investors, and financial contagion.

The Committee notes that the State party itself has acknowledged that Mr. Burrell apos s death was the unfortunate result of confusion on the side of the warders, who panicked when seeing some of their colleagues being threatened by the inmates, and that the report submitted by the State party acknowledges that the shooting continued after the warders were rescued.

Those leaders have good reason to be panicked by Trump's rise They know that if they can t find a way to attract more Hispanic voters than Romney did in 2012, they will have a poor chance of winning the presidency. Trump s comments may have cost him some of his commercial ties, but anyone who thinks he doesn t know what he s doing should think again.

As the number of people who have witnessed firsthand the effects of measles and other childhood diseases such as mumps, rubella, polio, and whooping cough has declined, so has society s commitment to keeping them away. Even after panicked claims that vaccines cause visible conditions like autism were proved to be nonsense, they remain more compelling than the threat of a disease that people have never seen or do not remember.